Trailer stolen from The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation

Thieves are targeting a local group devoted to teaching people how to defend themselves.

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This photo of the trailer is from surveillence footage provided by The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation.

Courtesy of T.A.K.E. Foundation

This photo of the trailer is from surveillence footage provided by The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation.

Courtesy of T.A.K.E. Foundation

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - A trailer belonging to a foundation established in memory of a slain young woman was stolen early Thursday evening.

The white trailer was taken from a karate school at 95th and Metcalf Avenue that teaches self-defense courses for the Ali Kemp Educational Foundation.

The trailer, described as white, missing a fender, and having scratches near the top, contained items the foundation rents out to support the foundation. It was stolen from the school 12 years to the day of the slaying of the woman who serves as the inspiration for the foundation's work.